Brain and internet searching good for you, yes or no?


	Brain and internet searching good for you, yes or no?

saidismeenk

10-21-2009 5:20 AM

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brain, fun, internet, old people, young people

saidismeenk says:

, for sure our brain getting smarter with the lovely internet, now the prove will come.

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